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What are the namespaces used in ADO.Net to connect to a database ?

Following namespaces are used to connect to Database.
  • The System.Data namespace.
  • The System.Data.OleDb namespace  –  A data provider used to access database such as Access, Oracle, or SQL.
  • The System.Data.SQLClient namespace – Used to access SQL as the data provider.
 

 

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